We took the challenge and decided to hike the mighty Emei Shan. The mountain is one of the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China and the highest one of them being 3099 meters asl. If you want to do it easy way you can take a bus and a cable car to reach the top, but we wanted to do this properly. The Only way to find some true wisdom from this ancient Taoist mountain was definitely to hike the"10 000 steps to heaven". So we packed our small backpacks and left Chengdu with an early morning bus.
Emei Shan is one of the UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. The mountain is stunning. It's steep and it's tough. Its literally steps to heaven since an old pathway of staircases after each other is built to reach the summit.
Steps up the mountain were mostly well maintained.
I felt wrecked when we reached the Xixiang Chi monastery in the evening. On the way, we saw some beautiful Buddhist and Taoist monasteries and temples not to even mention the stunning views. Climbing the ancient steps all day left me hungry and my clothes wet with sweat. My muscles were aching and I was steaming because of the chilly evening. But it felt so good to reach the monastery, we honestly almost lost our hope on the way and thought we will have to sleep in the bushes.
The vegetarian meal the monks offered was delicious and it was plenty. I was so hungry though I think I could have eaten anything. We slept in a simple dormitory room, but there were no other travelers. Luckily we were provided electronically heating blankets cause the temperature dropped down a lot during nighttime. The facilities were modest and a garden hose at the back yard served as a shower. It was a freezing cold shower or no shower at all. Nevermind, we were ready to bed pretty much after dinner.
We left before the sunrise. Good thing we had flashlights so we didn't fall off the steps. It was pitch black. After an hour or so the sun started to rise and the misty mountain showed itself. It was breathtaking. The route got a little bit easier towards the end and it wasn't just all steps. With the sun came the cheeky monkeys out of their hideouts. My feet felt lighter. We reached the summit in a couple of hours.
Physically one of the toughest treks I've done, but nevertheless it was rewarding beyond limits. Visiting the old monasteries on the way and spending a night in one was a very special experience which I will surely remember.


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16-18 August 1965 – Second match looms
In one respect, all managers are the same…..they are not good after a defeat!
Jock Stein was no different to the rest, so, on Monday 17th August, it would have been a bunch of very wary full-timers who made their way to Parkhead for the first training session after the rather disappointing 1-2 loss to Dundee in the opening match of the League Cup.
Normally, the coach or manager gives the squad a hard time on a day like that – not always intentionally, often a way of working out their own frustrations – but even that was ruled out as the second match of the campaign, against Motherwell at Celtic Park, would take place two nights ahead and he did not want a bunch of tired players on his hands..
The players would have done some pretty firm work and then received a talk – which could have been something of a reprimand – about the performance in Dundee the previous Saturday. And I have no doubt that importance of the forthcoming game against Motherwell was mentioned too.
When the session had ended, Jock Stein spoke to the press but was apparently quite calm, merely stating that 'no major changes would be made to the side against the Steelmen'.
When asked specifically about Joe McBride possibly playing, he was non-committal.
'Cassius Clay flew into Glasgow Airport today and was met by hundreds of fans – and a ladies pipe band!'
Evening Times 17th August 1965
The first team would have been back again on the following day but this time merely for a light work-out.
The reserve team players also did some light training on the evening of 18th August but as we had won 3-1 on the Saturday, the atmosphere was entirely different. A light work-out in those days consisted of some easy lapping to loosen up the muscles, then a few 100 yard runs down the straights – not at full tilt – before finishing with a little sprinting, although again we were not at full power.
A squad would have been chosen to turn up on the following evening at Celtic Park, from where the bus would take us to Fir Park in Motherwell for our second match. I would stress, though, that we were never told the side in advance, as the theory of the time was that this would keep every player interested right up the last half-hour before kick-off.
Anyway, it was an easy night at training and I felt good afterwards, a mood made even better when I managed to grab the front seat in Tony Taylor's Reliant Robin for the run into town. That meant I could look around me on the journey rather than have my head down on my chest, as those in the back seats had to do
When I got home, though, I had to disappoint my father. The one thing my Dad wanted to know was whether Ronnie Simpson – who he thought was a great keeper – would be in goal again for the reserve team? However, I am afraid I could not answer that question, as Ronnie – although he worked as a sales rep with a company – trained with the full-timers in the morning.

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This particular map represents the Geographical map of the AS paths (right angles links).


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Eldora and Duwane Duwe recall fond memories
From left, Eldora and Duwane Duwe met in high school and have been together ever since. The couple currently resides at the Eagle Ridge Independent and Assisted Living Complex in Guttenberg. (Press photo by Caroline Rosacker)
From their comfortable apartment in the Eagle Ridge Independent and Assisted Living complex, Eldora and Duwane Duwe cordially shared their memories of a lifetime spent in and around the Guttenberg area.
The couple has been married for 74 years, and has been sharing their lives with one another since their high school days.
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Duwane took the lead during our conversation. "I was born in 1925, and was raised on the family farm where the golf course is. My parents were Larry and Matilda. I am 94 years old," he said.
"I had one sister and two brothers. Howard and Dorene have both passed away. Brother Curt lives in Marion. Curt was a schoolteacher for 25 years in Anamosa. He is still substitute teaching at age 73," he added.
Eldora told The Press, "I was born in 1925, on a farm close to Clayton Center. I had one sibling, a brother. My parents were Milo and Elvera. I am 94 years old," she proudly shared.
Duwane attended country school through the eighth grade, and high school in Guttenberg.
"The first years I walked to school. Then I worked for a neighbor who was a farmer and earned a little money. My dad bought me a bicycle so I could ride down the hill to school. Country school was about a mile from the house," he recalled.
Eldora and Duwane met one another in high school. "We went together for a few years. We would go to Lakeside to dances and the movie shows. My car was a 1934 Ford coupe; it had a rumble seat in the back. It cost me about three or four hundred dollars. Gas was pretty cheap. A dollars worth would run you quite a ways," he chuckled.
"I was a cheerleader. Duwane was a freshman and I was a sophomore. We always dated by ourselves – never in a group," Eldora added.
During their high school years the two were employed part time. "I worked for Esmann in the summer as a farm hand. He lived across the field," Duwane commented.
Eldora remembered, "I worked at Korde's Cafe as a dishwasher, cook, or whatever they needed me to do. I made a lot of sandwiches. I also worked for the Shady Park Motel south of Guttenberg." She continued, "We moved to town when they were building the Lock and Dam. My father got a job there. In later years, he worked as a janitor at the public school with Buck Carrier and Bunk Shumacher. They had old furnaces back then – they had to put stoker coal in."
Duwane looked back on the exciting events during his childhood. "One day, my father asked me to take the horse out to the field. There was a little dog on the farm at the time. The dog nipped the horse in the leg. It scared the horse, and it reared up and kicked me in the head." He continued, "I guess I walked home, and laid on the floor in the summer kitchen. My mom asked, 'What happened?' I said, 'I hit my head on a tree.' My dad ran to town to get some ice and Dr. Beyer. The minute Dr. Beyer saw my head, he could see the mark on my head was from a horse."
He recalled the construction of Highway 52. "My brother Howard and I would play along the side of the road with our trucks, pretending we were part of the road crew."
"I spent a lot of time throwing a rubber ball against the side of the barn, working on my pitching arm," Duwane recalled. His pastime paid off. "I attended the Trinity Lutheran Church Confirmation class. During our break time, Bill Theise and I would play catch in the park. One of the older high school boys, the catcher for the baseball team, recognized my ability to play catch, and encouraged me to attend high school so I could play baseball. He was the one that talked me into going to high school," he said.
Duwane brought to mind the shortcut he took after baseball practice. "We had baseball practice after school at the Lakeside ball field. There was a big water pipe that came out of the hillside behind Lakeside where Butch Gilbert had a slaughterhouse. After practice I would crawl up the pipe, and use it as a short cut to walk home."
Duwane reminisced about a few innocent high jinks during his high school baseball career. "There were no school buses back in my day. When the baseball team had to travel to a different town, we fellows would drive separately," he laughed. "One time, Clarence Bahls bought a pack of cigarettes. He, Frank Barry and I rode in the car together. Clarence hid the cigarettes under his ball glove. Cyril Cranny, our baseball coach and manual arts teacher, walked over to the car, looked in, found the cigarettes and tossed them out."
Duwane and Eldora were married in 1945. "We were both in our twenties. I worked for Meuser Lumber Company for 40 years. I drove truck, and eventually ended up working in the office. It was at that time that Superintendent Kenny Johnson approached me. The school board wanted to hire someone to record the school board minutes during the board's monthly meetings," he said.
Duwane stayed dedicated to his commitment and served as the school board secretary from 1960 - 1979, accurately recording the minutes and signing every diploma graduates earned.
Eldora served the Guttenberg school in a different, yet equally important capacity. "I worked in the school cafeteria for twenty-some years. I really enjoyed the work," she replied.
Duwane and Eldora spoke of their children.
Duane said, "We had four children, we lost one as an infant. Diane and Dottie are our girls and Dennis is our son. All D's."
Eldora shared her precious memories, "The first one I had at home – that was Dennis. Dottie was born on the porch of the old hospital down on front street. Dr. Rhomberg delivered her. She came kind of fast!"
"Diane was born on a Saturday morning. Dr. Zehr delivered her. He had tickets to the Iowa football game so he wanted to hurry up," she chuckled.
Eldora and Duwane clearly remember the day President Jimmy Carter arrived in Guttenberg on the Delta Queen. "We got to shake his hand. It was pretty exciting!"
Duwane ended our conversation with this sentiment. "We thank God for keeping us this long. We are blessed with wonderful children – they do so much for us."


This service was previously known as Single Point of Access. START provides functions, which include ongoing assessment, brief interventions and a Case Management function for some services users (SUs).
The Specialist Triage Assessment Referral and Treatment Team provides timely triage, assessment, onward referral/signposting and treatment for Service Users referred without the need for multiple assessments. The team screens and assesses the needs of all referrals and signposts on to other services, creating a seamless and timely care pathway. The team provide functions which include ongoing assessment, brief interventions and a Case Management function for some service users.
START will provide functions which include ongoing assessment, brief interventions and a Case Management function for some service users (SUs) and these functions will be described below.
Through START all referring Lancashire GPs will have access to Consultant opinion for advice, guidance and assessment following an initial screening.
Third party and voluntary organisations.
START operates core hours between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday during a standard working week.
Triage of all referrals, gather additional information as required and decide on the most appropriate pathway.
Telephone advice and support will be offered if there is no clear or immediate risk to self or others identified.
Face to face assessment may be offered or signposted. Where local resources make it possible, this assessment will be offered during the out of hours period. Currently there are areas of the Trust where there is no LCFT service and/or accessible facility to see service user presenting out of hours with severe risk. In these areas the out of hours service is a telephone advice and support service.
Where an out of hours face to face assessment is either not available or not required an assessment/referral will be passed to the appropriate team (HT, START, CMHT, EIS, Mindsmatter etc.). This referral will be made as soon as practical and ideally before the end of the HT practitioner's shift.
Direct referral to A&E for service users contacting ATT 'out of hours' with a mental health crisis in the absence of medical problems will be avoided wherever possible. However we recognize that some service users contacting ATT out of hours will present at A&E in some circumstances. These circumstances include the consequence of service users/carers or HT professionals contacting ambulance and police services in response to their concerns.
When service users present in crisis and express the concern that they do not feel able to keep themselves safe and no face to face assessment is available the practitioner should advise the service user/carers to call emergency services or EDT themselves or to present themselves to A&E. The HT duty practitioner may call an ambulance, contact the police or contact EDT directly under circumstances which include where there is any immediate risk of harm to the service users or others.


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'Undone' 2×06 Review: "Help Me"
Time is getting more malleable it seems in Undone's sixth episode of the season, "Help Me". The focus shifts in this episode, from Camila (Constance Marie) and her family's backstory, to Jacob (Bob Odenkirk) and his family. As with everything else in this show, it's all interconnected of course. The emotional damage this episode leaves in its wake is sure to have further ramifications as the second season approaches the end.
Right from the beginning, the cruelty that those with mental illnesses were treated is appalling. The archaic treatments Alma (Rosa Salazar) is subjected to in her short time in her grandmother's timeline play out like a horror movie. It's impossible to look away from the treatment of those with mental illnesses within prison-like institutions. The rotoscope animation makes the setting all the more visceral.
Holley Fain gives an absolute masterclass as Geraldine. The fact that the show has woven the time travel components with mental illness is a testament to the strength of Undone's storytelling. In the brief time we've known this character, she's given so much depth and compassion. She's immediately loveable. As with previous new characters introduced, she stands as a complex and interesting character on her own while also shedding light on her family.
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More than previous episodes, we're shown here the concrete impact of messing with time and reality. Although a fun and interesting premise, it's a sobering thought experiment to play out what actual implications and unintended consequences would be in a case like this. There's a visceral sense of discombobulation, especially through Alma's eyes.
This episode also features Becca (Angelique Cabral) at the height of her powers. The series so far has featured her coming into her own, and dealing with the fact that she also has the ability to bend time and reality as well. She's also had to contend with truths about her family being revealed, some of which Alma has already known. Her individual character development this season has really added additional dimensions which has served the character and the story well.
This episode revealed more truths, including the beginning of the mystery of what's behind the locked door for Alma to discover. Timelines are starting to collide, and the stories are sure to get more complex as the series comes to a close. As fascinating as Geraldine was as a character in her own right, it looks like the show is going to give us more backstory and more context to explain her journey, and why she gave the advice that she did.
With two episodes left in the season, Undone still clearly has a lot of stories left to explore. This season has upped the ante at every opportunity, and it's working. As we're set to explore Geraldine's history, it can only be assumed that all of these timelines are going to collide in a massive way as the finale approaches. Hopefully, the season can maintain its balance of compelling stories and characters which it has done so well so far.
Undone is available to stream on Prime Video.
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Rosa Salazar
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Q: ConfigurationProperties reads property keys "no" or "yes" as boolean value into Map within Map> Spring Boot version: 2.6.2
So having property in application.yml:
mapping-test:
  some-mappings:
    more-mappings:
      dog: "chow-chow"
      cat: "meow-meow"
      no: "no-no"
      yes: "yes-yes"

and class:
@Data
@ConfigurationProperties("mapping-test")
public class TestConfigurationProperties {
    private final Map<String, Map<String, String>> someMappings;
}

The content in someMappings will be:

The keys "no" and "yes" in map inside someMappings map were read as boolean values.
In order to read those keys properly (as yes or no) you have to wrap them in quotation marks.
I have also tried this without Lombok (just in case :D) but the result is the same.
mapping-test:
  some-mappings:
    more-mappings:
      dog: "chow-chow"
      cat: "meow-meow"
      "no": "no-no"
      "yes": "yes-yes"

Can anyone explain me whether it's bug or feature? :)

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Born in Tulare, California, Kathleen O'Neal Gear is one of six children. Her parents, Harold Arthur O'Neal and Wanda Lillie O'Neal, left Oklahoma and Arkansas during the Dust Bowl and moved to California. For most of Kathleen's youth, her parents owned and operated a small farm in the central San Joaquin Valley of California, growing primarily cotton and alfalfa. But at the same time, her father authored more than fifty short stories, and her mother worked as a newspaper journalist.
Kathleen received her B.A., cum laude, from California State University in Bakersfield, and her M.A., summa cum laude, from California State University in Chico. She conducted Ph.D. studies at the University of California in Los Angeles and did post-graduate studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel.
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Discuss with your lab partner which substances will test positive for protein and which substances will have a positive lipid test. Record your predictions in the data table. Remember that your hypothesis does not have to be correct. The purpose for doing the experiment is to test the hypothesis.
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Summary: This paper presents one strategy for modeling and optimization of a microdilling process. Experimental work has been carried out for measuring the thrust force for five different commonly used alloys, under several cutting conditions. An artificial neural network-based model was implemented for modelling the thrust force. Neural model showed a high goodness of fit and appropriate generalization capability. The optimization process was executed by considered two different and conflicting objectives: the unit machining time and the thrust force (based on the previously obtained model). A multiobjective genetic algorithm was used for solving the optimization problem and a set of non-dominated solutions was obtained. The Pareto's front representation was depicted and used for assisting the decision making process.


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Woman to run Royal Parks Half Marathon presented by Royal Bank of Canada to raise vital funds for Maytree
Carol Lewis, 61, from Cuffley, will be running the Royal Parks Half Marathon presented by Royal Bank of Canada for the 11th time this year to raise vital funds for Maytree charity, which supports adults in suicide crisis. Carol is hoping to raise £500.
Over the last 11 years Carol has raised over £5,000 for charities including Maytree, GOSH, Mind and Asthma.
Carol who is no stranger to running having also completed several other long-distance events, is one of a few select runners who has taken part in every edition of London's greenest half marathon since its inception in 2007.
Carol who lives in Cranfield Crescent, works at Maytree as a volunteer coordinator, a small charity in Finsbury Park that supports adults in Suicide Crisis. Carol is one of 10 people taking part to raise money for Maytree.
Talking about her training Carol said: "It's going great. The winter was tricky, but the spring weather has allowed me to get back on track.
She added: "I run twice weekly and cross train doing Pilates and Yoga once a week."
Carol will be supported by friends and family on race day and she is hoping to finish the 13.1-mile course in 2hr 19 minutes, slightly slower than her personal best of 2hr 15 minutes, which she achieved a few years ago.
She added: "I have seen the event grow each year and more people are becoming aware of the event, the highlight has been that every single year the weather has been perfect, I just hope I don't jinx it for this year!
"It is a great way to see my home city, it's flat, fast and friendly and it's great to be part of a team of people running to make a difference to others.
Asked about what advice she would give to runners thinking about taking part in the race Carol said: "The only advice I would give is just go for it, train well, hydrate, and if you are struggling the crowd will get you round!"
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Papilio bootes är en fjärilsart som beskrevs av John Obadiah Westwood 1842. Papilio bootes ingår i släktet Papilio och familjen riddarfjärilar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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The Dos Madera range is a quality blend of Rums from Barbados and Guyana.
Blended by Williams & Humbert, this brand's range is characterized by a two-stage maturation process. Their core range consists of a variety of award-winning Rums.
Their 5+3 Rum is aged in a combination of American oak and Jerez casks, spending it's first five years in the Caribbean before being finished for three years in Andalusia, Spain.
The range also includes their PX, Selección, and Luxus expressions.
What does Dos Maderas taste like?
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Here's a snapshot of the teachers Christmas gifts we made this year for my kids teachers.
I got these pails from a local scrapbook shop, and added designer paper from the Christmas Cocoa set, along with 5/8 Real Red grosgrain ribbon, and Soft Suede polkadot ribbon.
I cut out the circle on top using my Circle Scissors Plus. We also added a Whisper White snowflake using the Snowflake Punch, and a tag made with the Christmas Punch stamp set, Real Red and Soft Suede markers, and punched out with the Scallop Oval Punch.
We popped in some home-baked goodies, and a gift card, and off the kids went to deliver them! I think these pails would make really cute Valentine's gifts too!
Wishing you all a wonderful Merry Christmas!


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Alternative People's Party initiates cleansing of the list of electors
Alternative People's Party initiates cleansing of the list of electors
The newly formed Alternative Peoples Party says it has initiated a cleansing of the list of electors by objection.
The APP says the move is intended to mobilize members of the public to take action by placing objection petitions against questionable names on the list of electors.
Interim President of the APP Tahira Blanchard says political parties must take a proactive approach to the cleansing of the voters' list.
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Howard Wilkinson: Politics and More
0000017a-3b40-d913-abfe-bf44a4f90000Howard Wilkinson joined the WVXU news team as the politics reporter and columnist in April 2012 , after 30 years of covering local, state and national politics for The Cincinnati Enquirer. On this page, you will find his weekly column, Politically Speaking; the Monday morning political chats with News Director Maryanne Zeleznik and other news coverage by Wilkinson. A native of Dayton, Ohio, Wilkinson has covered every Ohio gubernatorial race since 1974, as well as 16 presidential nominating conventions. Along with politics, Wilkinson also covered the 2001 Cincinnati race riots, the Lucasville prison riot in 1993, the Air Canada plane crash at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in 1983, and the 1997 Ohio River flooding. And, given his passion for baseball, you might even find some stories about the Cincinnati Reds here from time to time.
Monday Politics Chat: The first Democratic Gubernatorial Debate; And How The Field Might Grow
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WVXU politics reporter Howard Wilkinson talked with News Director Maryanne Zeleznik Monday about the debate among the four announced Democratic candidates for Ohio governor Tuesday night; and how the possible entry of Richard Cordray and/or Jerry Springer might upset the apple cart.
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Howard Wilkinson joined the WVXU News Team after 30 years of covering local and state politics for The Cincinnati Enquirer. A native of Dayton, Ohio, Wilkinson has covered every Ohio governor's race since 1974 as well as 12 presidential nominating conventions. His streak continued by covering both the 2012 Republican and Democratic conventions for 91.7 WVXU. Along with politics, Wilkinson also covered the 2001 Cincinnati race riots; the Lucasville Prison riot in 1993; the Air Canada plane crash at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in 1983; and the 1997 Ohio River flooding. The Cincinnati Reds are his passion. "I've been listening to WVXU and public radio for many years, and I couldn't be more pleased at the opportunity to be part of it," he says.
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Here's what caught my attention this week in the news in the world of healthy, green living and environmental health. Lots going on!
1. Cheerios to remove GMO ingredients.
This surprised me. General Mills responding to the GMO movement? This is just another reminder of the power of activists and regular people, consumers, demanding cleaner, healthier food. On the flip side, some see this as a shallow move to appease customers and sell more cereal, especially since the main ingredient didn't contain GMOs to begin with. And, it turns out, only regular Cheerios will be GMO free. Other flavors will not. While I think this is a half measure, it is still progress in the name of the environment and cleaning up our food supply.
Triclosan is a chemical that is in many anti-bacterial soaps. It has been linked to bacterial resistance to antibiotics and hormone disruption. Hormone disruption and can numerous negative health effects such as early puberty, reproductive system problems, obesity, and links to certain types of cancers.
I've written about triclosan here many times before and was happy to see the FDA and the EPA working to regulate triclosan and to education consumers. This is an unnecessary exposure to a harmful chemical. Research tells us that washing hands with regular soap and water are the safest ways to stay healthy. Pass this along to your friends and family who still use antibacterial soaps– they may be creating superbugs and harming their health in the process of washing their hands!
3. Flame retardants. Progress, far from victory.
As of January 1, companies are no longer required to use toxic flame retardants in their furniture in California. But these chemicals are not banned – companies can still add them to your furniture! While this is progress, and we will see many more options for flame retardant free furniture, we need federal reform to protect human health. In the meantime, here is a great resource from our friends at the Green Policy Institute.
Unfortunately, as we move toward toxic flame retardant free furniture, all the existing furniture will leave a toxic legacy. It will also greaten the environmental justice divide, between those who have older furniture, and those who can afford new, safer furniture. This piece discusses these issues facing our country during this transition.
That's what I have been reading this week. What about you? Stay warm out there, readers!
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Thanks for spreading the good news about the flame retardant policy changes, and for bringing such clarity to your description of the successes and the challenges still ahead.
I work with the Green Science Policy Institute and we are always happy to connect with others looking to make a world with a more sensible and healthy chemical landscape.
Thanks Stephen! We love the Green Policy Institute. Thanks for the updated link and keep up the great work!
Thanks for discussing your ideas. Life is full of unexpected options, thougths and happenings. Just what furnishings to have. What layout to enjoy. Just what ideas to welcome. Oh well. I'm easily held away, but I merely intended to state thanks.


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Kenya to bid for 2025 World Athletics Championships
Nairobi, Jan 11 (IANS) Kenya has received the 2025 World Athletics Championship bidding documents as the country aims for international events after the 2017 youth global event opened a window of opportunities for the country, officials have said.
Jackson Tuwei, president of Athletics Kenya (AK), said Kenya, buoyed by the success of hosting the World Under-18 World Athletics Championships in 2017 in Nairobi, has shown its intention of placing a bid for the senior version of the athletics championships and will also be hosting the postponed World Under-20, from August 17-22 in Nairobi as stepping stone to the senior event.
"It's true, we will be bidding for the championships and we have already received the bidding documents from World Athletics. It will be a huge opportunity if we win the bid not only for Kenya but Africa as a continent," Tuwei told Xinhua news agency on Saturday.
"The bidding is a competitive process, and other countries will also be registering their interests. The country that places the best proposal will win the bid," he added.
Kenya's proposal will be boosted after World Athletics president Sebastian Coe promised last year to give an African country a slot at the world event during his tenure in office.
"We will be meeting with the sports ministry soon and make sure we submit a formidable proposal to win the hosting rights. The documents must be returned before March 1, which means as a country, we must put the documents in order fast before the presentation," Tuwei said.
Apart from 2025, World Athletics Championships is also inviting potential hosts for two other World Athletics Series events, the newly formed World Athletics Road Running Championships and the 2023 World Athletics Relays.
The World Athletics Road Running Championships, which will become part of the World Athletics Series in 2023, will be a week-long festival of road running, featuring the World Athletics Half Marathon Championships, the 5km championships and the mass races which will allow participation of recreational runners.
If Kenya wins the prestigious World Athletics Championships hosting rights, the event will boost the local economy, drive sports tourism and improve the sporting infrastructure.
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Match Game — Mario Cantone, Raven-Symoné, Hasan Minhaj, Caroline Rhea, Wayne Newton, Sandra Bernhard Wednesday Jul 17th, 10:00pm New
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A Storytelling school trip can pique an interest or enthusiasm for reading from a young age, which is clearly very important for any child's development. Through reading children can be open to learn about life and the world around them through an engaging and exciting story regardless of age or ability. Reading can help promote an understanding of traditions and cultural differences and has been proven over time, to help a listener develop empathy within by considering our own actions and reactions to things and others. A storytelling event school trip can be especially useful for children ranging from nursery to Key stage 1 to Key stage 4 ages, developing pupils' competence with literacy and core language across the school curriculum, encouraging imagination, art, creativity, and also helping with focus and social skills as they listen to others and learn the patience to let others speak.
Magic Alley the Lost Years of William Shakespeare Stratford upon Avon
Magic Alley the Lost Years of William Shakespeare is an ideal school trip for pupils of all ages.
At the V&A Museum of Childhood, students of all ages have the opportunity to engage with the history of childhood in a unique way. Classes can either browse through collections of toys and games or explore the the social construction of childhood.
Imagination Lab London
At the Imagination Lab London, students have the opportunity to explore new ideas, invent new products and build new skills for the future through events, workshops and skills camps.
The National Justice Museum Nottingham
At the The National Justice Museum Nottingham our inspirational educational visits use authentic courtrooms, museum spaces, objects and archives to help pupils gain a practical understanding of the law and justice system.
The Pines Garden Coastal Forest School And Museum Dover
The Pines Garden Coastal Forest School Dover, Perfect for your schools outdoor environment learning such as tree, plant, mammal & insect identification, dead hedging, basket making, bushcraft, camp building, Woodland, meadow and hedgerow biodiversity.
Mojo Active Outdoor Activity Centre Bristol
Mojo Outdoor Activity Centre provides a fantastic environment where students can engage in a number of various outdoor activities that can be focused on a wide range of curriculum, such as the Vikings, science or survival skills.
Blackpool Zoo Lancashire
Blackpool Zoo in Lancashire is a multi-award-winning zoo with over 1,000 animals, educational visits and tours can be guided or self-guided, lessons take place in an education academy with dedicated themed classrooms for pupils to experience and learn.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour - The Making of Harry Potter Hertfordshire
As the books were still being released while the films were being made, the production crew saved many of the iconic sets, props & costumes that were created especially for the films - just in case they were ever needed later on in the series.
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Fun Science workshops are available to primary schools and include a variety of ways of teaching curriculum science that may be beyond the scope of usual science lessons.
Natural History Museum South Kensington London
The Natural History Museum provides exceptional School Trip experiences. Here, students can explore all areas of the curriculum in a unique yet engaging environment and with the help of the highly qualified team of staff.
The Postal Museum London
A visit to The Postal Museum supports learning across the curriculum for all key stages, from EYFS, key stages 1 – 5 and SEN groups.
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I wish I had a booklet in my pre-departure preparation with some advice on practicalities encountered on a gap year. This might be limited to my own (and other fellows experiences), though potentially useful for everyone considering a gap year.
Curiosity before judgment will be your life motto. The exposure to unpredictable situations will be constant and the strength of overcoming those resides in the willingness of being open and welcoming to the "different" (within safety boundaries). People in your host countries will have different ways of living, eating, cleaning and being. Physical contacts might be a barrier for some cultures or a way of connecting in others. Seeing the world you'll live in through the lenses of your community (rather than your own), making use of cultural relativity as a way of assessing your surroundings, will help you thrive in a different socio-economic, political and cultural context. If you find something intriguing, actively make the effort of researching more about it not being afraid to ask and deepen your knowledge. For instance, I found very weird the Brazilian costume of trashing the toilet paper in the litters, instead of flushing it. Through asking and researching (and also comparing this scenario to a previous one I had in Greece) I was able to understand that it was indicative of a much larger problem: the excessive papers dumped non-properly would make the environment even worse. Also, being a developing country, many systems are not good enough to support such a high consumer demand (and the sewage system would be damaged, in most cases). This is just an example of how enriching can your experience potentially be if you're actively making the effort of knowing "what's behind", instead of judging situations on a superficial level. Never assuming and always asking is an efficient way to check your prejudice.
2. Be humble. Be kind. Always assume you have more to learn than to give.
It is often possible to fall in this trap: I'm the foreigner, I have had a solid educational background, I want to help and solve problems in my community. As heroic as it might sound, I am unfortunately going to tell you that this does not happen. The success of the gap year should more be evaluated in terms of personal growth, rather than direct "help to those in need". We all were at that stage at the beginning of the year, with a clear purpose in mind: helping our communities out. However, it is often hard to be actively useful from the beginning, without a clear cultural context and linguistic mastery. It is therefore important to keep in mind that we are on a trail, which will eventually lead us to a definite purpose and solid plan to help out the most vulnerable ones. Throughout your experience, always remind yourself that you're on a learning process and every day, every small thing is something you should take with you, and reflect upon. I will give you my example. Once arrived, I knew I wanted to give out some trainings\courses\presentation on the benefits of a plant-based diet in terms of environmental sustainability, health, and consciousness to children. However, while working, I realized that the area where my NGO is located needed a safe space for children often left on the road for several hours. For this reason, I started a dance and arts course for them as a way for them to feel guided and safe, preventing them from being trapped in critical scenarios. I know I will eventually be able to continue my project on environmental sustainability, but I am taking my time to learn more about the environmental issues in Brazil (from people, my job and secondary resources) and potentially turn my thought into a bigger project. It is important to have smart goals and long-term goals.
If I have advice regarding this it would be: adapt yourself to the community needs, understand its cultural context, and have the mindset to learn daily as a way to reach your final goals.
Time, during your gap year, will be definitely available. It will be the way you'll make the most out of it that will lead you to some achievements rather than others. You will definitely have to fulfill certain requirements. You will be a volunteer, which might feel at times "not the most useful figure in your working environment". However, you will have to try to hold yourself accountable, be on time to your work, commit to your actions and be professional. Language will be an obstacle but time will be the solution. On a general level, demonstrate commitment regardless of your reward.
I saw at my job, during the office days, that my time was not being used efficiently. I was doing what I was meant to, but I used to finish it beforehand. Feeling that my time was not being gratefully spent, I asked the NGO if in my remaining time I could start working on a project (related to environmental sustainability) that would potentially fundraise them. The project definitely needed time to be planned. Now, I'm on my way to finalizing it and it does feel rewarding. I knew how to transmute a "lack" into a "possibility".
I would say: make a schedule and make the most out of your time. Don't be shy to ask and use your time efficiently. You own it, use it!
4. Be willing to fail. Failure and successes come from surprising places.
You will be both the spectator and main character of your theatrical performance. You will be seeing yourself changing and developing as an outsider. Successes will be found in small places, and failures will be the most meaningful conjunctions for constructive reflections. Success will be: your first conversation in another language, getting on the moves of the Samba (or other cultural dances), learning to step back and appreciate the time you have, becoming resilient, and developing a better sense of perspective. And failures will mostly constitute the backbone of your successes, the underlying layer which will challenge and motivate you to improve. I failed. I did fail. I failed when I was not meeting my expectations, when I realized I was not consistent, when I could not get the Portuguese ão sound after a million of attempts, when I told my family I was not comfortable in the house because I wanted my independence. I failed when I focused on my future rather than living the present, when I pretended too much from myself. But I succeeded, too. I succeeded when I first had my political viewpoint got right across in perfect Portuguese, when I got into my daily habits, when my family called me their son, when I felt more responsible and independent for my own actions. I succeeded when I paused in front of an orange sky and admired the beauty of nature, while feeling immensely grateful to have had the opportunity to be standing, in that exact moment, in that exact place. With myself, my failures, and successes.
5. Don't have expectations and live the present. Be in the moment.
Whether this sounds yogish or hippie, living the present is the best solution for your daily life. Days sometimes feel long and bad, others short and beautiful. But what's more important is to make the most out of both. Have the tenacity of tackling your daily routine with the awareness of your time, your actions, your thoughts. Eating healthy, exercising, hydrating, doing meditation and listening to your body will be small things which will contribute to a more physically and mentally better year.
6. Ask the right questions. Who are we serving? How are we serving? With what purpose?
7. Be an effective listener and start learning the language of your country as soon as possible.
9. Be ok with the mundane. Lacking excitement is something you'd go through wherever in the world.
10. LIVE THE YEAR YOU NEED.


Tryton and its modules provide a plethora of wizards that heavily rely on various date and time fields used in records. This blog post aims to describe the relation between different date and time fields in Tryton along with their impact on wizards.
This section describes the various date and time fields for selected modules.
Lead Time: The time required to provide this product for a customer.
Example: 1d for next day delivery.
Example: 21d for delivery in 3 weeks (= 21 days).
Lead Time (per supplier): The time a supplier needs to provide this product.
Example: 14d for delivery in two weeks (= 14 days).
Lead time (per Bill of Material): The time required to produce this product using the assigned BOM (Bill of Material).
Example: 3d if the production team requires 3 days to produce the product.
Purchase Date: The date when a purchase is commissioned.
Best Purchase Date: The best date to commission a purchase. It is determined automatically based on various lead times. The purchase should be commissioned on this date to avoid delays on downstream processes (Production, Sales).
Expected Supply Date: The date when a shipment is expected. This field is calculated based on supplier lead times.
Planned Date: The customer shipment is planned for this date. This field is also displayed as shipping date on sale lines.
Effective Date: The customer shipment was fulfilled on this date.
Planned Date: The supplier shipment is awaited for this date.
Effective Date: The supplier shipment was delivered on this date.
Planned Date: The completion of the production is planned for this date.
Sale Date: The sale is done on this date. The customer signed the quotation.
Shipping Date (per sale line): The date of the earliest possible shipment. This field is calculated automatically.
The figure below illustrates the context between different times when a device is sold.
The Sale Date is determined by the customer.
The Shipping Date is calculated using the Sale Date and the Lead Time (Products → Customers).
The Production Start Date for Device is the Shipping Date minus Lead Time (Variants → Production).
The Purchase Date for Purchase Part 1 is calculated based on Production Start Date for Device minus Lead Time (Products → Suppliers).
The Production Start Date for Production Part 1 is calculated based on Production Start Date for Device minus Lead Time (Variants → Production).
The Production Start Date for Production Part 2 is calculated based on Production Start Date for Device minus Lead Time (Variants → Production).
The figure below uses concrete dates for the generic example above.
Products → Customers: The lead time for Device is 4 weeks.
Variants → Production: The lead time to produce Device is 4 days.
Variants → Suppliers: The lead time to purchase Purchase Part 1 is 1 week.
Variants → Production: The lead time to produce Production Part 1 is 2 days.
Variants → Production: The lead time to produce Production Part 2 is 2 weeks.
The Device is sold on 29.03.
The Shipment Date is therefore 26.04.
The production of Device starts on 21.04. and ends on 25.04.
The best purchase date for Purchase Part 1 is calculated as 14.04. The shipment is awaited on 21.04.
The production of Production Part 1 starts on 18.04. and ends on 20.04.
The production of Production Part 2 starts on 06.04. and ends on 20.04.
Tryton uses a 1 day buffer period for productions.
This blog post is based on an internal wiki article and is used to educate staff about various times in Tryton. It might be incomplete as it only considers a few modules. Feel free to contact me in case there are mistakes or you are missing certain fields.
Thanks to Wolfgang Silbermayr for his valuable feedback.


Every year we organize a summer camp 2017 Lucknow for Kids falling in the age group of 9-11. With the technological advancement, the kids in their summer vacation waste majority of their time by playing video games, but by enrolling them in Lyrics Academy's Summer Camp, you're ensuring that they spend their time creatively. The Summer Camp is organized in all the branches of Lyrics Academy, such as Lucknow, Allahabad, and Kanpur.
Students can choose from any two subjects. Fees are Rs. 2000 for both subjects combined. The Camp starts from 15th May and will end on 15th June.
The Summer Camp 2017 in lucknow is always a great success, and it really pleases us to see that parents care about all round development of their children by enrolling them in co-curricular activities. Participating in Summer Camps may not seem like a big deal, but it greatly affects them grow as a person.